Positive hulls of random walks and bridges
Thomas Godland, Zakhar Kabluchko

TL;DR
This paper investigates the geometric properties of convex cones formed by positive hulls of random walks and bridges, providing explicit formulas for expected face counts and quermassintegrals using Stirling numbers.
Contribution
It introduces new formulas for expected geometric functionals of cones generated by random walks and bridges, linking them to Stirling numbers and their analogues.
Findings
Explicit expectations for face counts of cones
Formulas involving Stirling numbers and B-analogues
Insights into the geometry of random convex cones
Abstract
We study random convex cones defned as positive hulls of -dimensional random walks and bridges. We compute expectations of various geometric functionals of these cones such as the number of -dimensional faces and the sums of conic quermassintegrals of their -dimensional faces. These expectations are expressed in terms of Stirling numbers of both kinds and their -analogues.
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